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ikea has it all. teenagers gather to mourn a friend killed in a horrific car crash. tonight abc7 news has learned the driver who caused the wreck will be charged. good evening. i'm katie marcoulo. ama dates has the night off. more on that in a minute. first, it is dry outside right now, but you can expect wet weather tomorrow. we want to get to meteorologist leigh glaser for a look at what is ahead on live doppler 7hd. >> we will see a few light showers mainly in the north bay and developing overnight tonight and in throughout the day tomorrow. that is about it. not a big storm at all. you can see the clouds are starting to move in across the bay area. we will continue in the north bay because they have had off and on reports of light showers scattered about from cloverdale toward hillsburg, santa rosa and gernville as

well. this is what we are looking at. a cold front is slowly moving south toward the bay area, and this definitely will bring parts of the bay area light rain tomorrow of the we will look at the timing of the showers in a bit. >> thank you. new details in the crash that killed a high school student. abc news learned the driver that caused the deadly crash has been booked. he was a passenger in his family's mini-van. they were rear-ended at a stoplight. his mom is critically injured and his sister hurt, but is expected to survive. abc7 news reporter is live with tonight's developments. sergio? >> as you know pretty quickly after this crash on friday, the police put the blame squarely on the should you ares of a driver driver -- on the shoulders of a silver mercedes-benz. they saw how fast she was driving and witnesses describe her going as fast as 80 miles an hour.

this afternoon we were told she was arrested on friday and this evening we learned she quickly bonded out of jail. from sky 7hd you can see a toppled mercedes-benz suv and what is left of a mangled mini-van. the driver of the so caused the crash. the driver caused the crash. she was booked for vehicular manslaughter. her arrest includes an allegation of gross negligence because of how fast and erratic police say she was driving. >> the high rate of speed was for several blocks. the independent witnesses couldn't believe how fast they were going. >> the driver was taken to the hospital on friday morning and was booked into the san francisco county jail after being treated and released. he was killed and his sister was seriously injured as was the mother who was driving the

mini-van. more than a dozen of kevin's friends gathered to pay their respects and many still stunned he is gone. >> we were all close to kevin. it feels like another day he would be with us and we are giving our respects to him. >> they laid flowers. he was a student at abraham lincoln high school, an brished bicyclist and a member of the rotc drum corp. >> he would always have a smile on his face. in a gloomy day he would give a laugh. >> a junior rotc practice was canceled after news of his death. friends decided to add to the street memorial. abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 news. we will have updates on our website, abc7news.com and on the abc7 morning news at 4:30 a.m. new at 11:00, three people went to the hospital after a crash on northbound interstate 880 in fremont. the highway patrol says at least two vehicles crashed into the sound wall alongside

the freeway. it happened just after 9:00 this evening near thorton avenue. firefighters had to untangle the wreckage to free at least two of the victims. a small jet crashed moments after landing. they believe nobody survived the crash. the f.a.a. says the cessna citation just arrived from idaho. it remains unclear how many people were on board the jet or if anyone was in the hangar. the hangar was destroyed. an emotional plea from the family of a dodgers fan stabbed to death at at&t park. jonathon denver was killed in an apparent fight with a giants fan. lilian kim is live at at&t park with the story. lilian? >> reporter: today's giants game was the last of the season. they took the opportunity to reach out to as many people as they could. >> i believe someone may have videotaped the incident and can help us discover the truth.

>> his father, mother, brother and aunt stood in front of at&t park and passed out thousands of fliers. it was four days ago he was at the ballpark with his dad and brother enjoying the game. >> more than once that night jonathon told me how much he loved me. and that will remain the most cherished memory for me. >> michael montgomery is claiming self-defense and was released on friday for lack of evidence. the stabbing happened on third and harrison street in a fight related to the rivalry. they didn't want to talk about the self-defense claim, but mainly the pain the family is going through. >> losing a child is a heartache. no parent should have to endure it. >> meanwhile, inside the ballpark brian stowe made a

rare appearance. he has permanent brain damage after being beaten outside the stadium. the stowes send their condolences to denver's family. >> i don't know how this will end. i only know i have lost my son too soon. >> in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> police in vallejo are investigating the shooting death of an 18-year-old man. the man was shot several times including in the neck outside of an apartment complex a little after 7:00. the victim staggers into an an apartment where he died. they heard 16 shots fired. now to developing news out of washington where the government is teetering on the brink of a partial shutdown and that has many people fired up. constituencies.

>> in less than 24 hours it could become a huge problem for the federal government. here is abc news reporter karen travers. >> they were in front of the capitol working past monday. on the condition that health care reform is delayed by one year. a demand that even they know will be met with fierce opposition. >> we hear from senate democrats and the president that obamacare is the law. so just forget about it. it is not changing. >> still republicans are about to risk a shutdown. >> they are desperate for this bill to fail of the. >> the political standoff with the monday night at midnight deadline has real consequences for federal workers and americans. at the pentagon 50% of all civilian employees are forced to stay home. 112,000 worker tees treasury department -- treasury department suffer the same fate. 15,000 labor department

workers will also stay home. joe jones who cuts hair at a mississippi air force base wants to talk to congress. >> if they lose their paycheck like everybody else will it may help motivate them to solve problems. >> perhaps even that is not enough motivation to avoid monday night's government shutdown. abc news, washington. >> coming up later this hour, how will obamacare affect you? what you need to know if you already have insurance. three men are receiving treatment for burns suffered in a santa cruz gas explosion. it happened at 1:30 this afternoon on third street. the fire officials say the explosion was in a small out building next to the victim's apartment. people in the apartment building told reporters they thought it was an earthquake. police are calling the explosion suspicious. investigators are looking into the cause of this early-morning house fire on 79th avenue. fire officials say the house was abandoned except for a squater and believe that person may have accidentally sparked the flames.

good news out of mendocino county where the highland fire is 100% contained. the fire started yesterday afternoon southeast of kill seeville in lake county. the flames chewed up 99 acres of brush and forest before full containment was announced after 6:00 this evening. two burglars have been caught on tape and police need your help to identify them. the suspects were caught trying to break down the door last tuesday. one noticed the surveillance camera and tried to destroy it. police are not releasing what was stolen, but they have posted the video on youtube to get as many views as possible. new at 11, children playing in golden gate park made a disturbing discovery. it was a loaded handgun. it was found in the bushes near the conservatory of flowers. children were attending a birthday party when one of them found the weapon. the child told his parents who contacted police. officers came and took possession of the gun. the lights came back on this evening for for residents of treasure island and it looks like a kite is to blame.

we have a picture for you. did hit the lines around 4:30 this afternoon. crews removed the kite and restored power. >> still to come, lots of arrests in the south bay. we will tell you why nearly 100 people were busted. later the northwest is bracing for more severe weather. what could be ahead. and hundreds of cars and thousands of buyers. where these unusual we run errands. we run to the grocery store. in fact, the average american drives fewer than 29 miles a day. the 100% electric nissan leaf goes two-and-a-half times that on a single charge. it's a car. it just doesn't take gas.

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that at mountain view's shoreline am paw theater. they arrested 100 people mostly for drug and alcohol violations. they say the large outdoor raid attracted 20,000 people. three teenagers were arrested in mill valley following a drug-fueled party and a confrontation with sheriff deputies. paramedics were called this morning to a house on reed boulevard. they found a person covered in blood from self-inflicted injuries and under the influence of lsd. they were confronted by combative party goers. nasa scientists are preparing to launch a three-day printer into space. the toaster-sized machine could be a game changer for astronauts and it could lighten their load when it comes to luging spare parts and tools into space. these folks want to be the first commercial passengers to venture into space. virgin galactic wants to

launch its sure shuttle to weightlessness next year. the cost is a quarter million dollars. 600 people have signed on. british tycoon sir richard branson says this is just the first step. >> we will start with giving people a taste. and then we will send people -- well, start building hotels in space. >> it is not about the destination, but the journey. >> they feel it could be the most profitable business ever. and space ships could offer flights from the u.s. to australia. the f.a.a. still needs to sign off on this very lofty plan. here is your inspirational story for the night. three young people showed everyone that their blindness is not a disability. the trio jumped from a boat at alcatraz island competing in the alcatraz invitational swim. they climbed mount kill law man jar row and the grand canyon. >> we had the tri-fecta here.

kill law man jar row because it was the first one will have a big important place in my heart, but this is for sure a great challenge and i enjoy the feeling we got when we tackled it. >> so awesome. they said it was important to show there are no limits to what you can do if i put your mind to it. >> 20,000 people flock to a small nebraska town to buy tickets old cars that are brand-new. hundreds of brand-new chevrolets sat in a field or warehouse for decades. they rolled off the assembly line in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. they came from a dealership that is now closed. the dealer held on to the unsold cars if they didn't sell during their model year. one person bought a chevy pick up for $148,000 and it has just one mile on it. unbelievable. leighleigh glass -- leigh

glaser a true car connoisseur. >> an early-morning commute two hands on the steering wheel and we may have to use the windshield wipers. the reason we have the cold front along the north coast live doppler 7hd is picking up on it nicely. you will notice in the last couple of frames slowly now starting to sag to the south and it has been hung up on the north coast but slowly starting to pick up southward. a few light returns you and nothing substantial. just a sprinkle and a light shower and we may pick up the heavy mist and drizzle overnight as well. here is a live look from the rooftop cam in san francisco. clouds are on the increase and san francisco 64 and san -- san carlos 64. the golden gate brimming is hazy as the clouds are overhead and maybe a little

patchy fog. ante yoke, mild -- antioch mild at 65 and livermore at 64 degrees. here is a look at our forecast highlights. we will go with some light showers developing mainly in the north bay overnight. showers for your monday, once again main lie in the north bay. they will be very light and then get ready for a warm up as we head toward the latter part of the workweek. you can see the system moving to the south and let's show you the timing. 11:00 right now we get a sense that the radar is picking up on the enhancement of the front around the north coast. overnight you will see a few little waves of moisture move south. 5:00 a.m. commute time tomorrow morning and maybe the heavy mist and drizzle near san francisco and along the coast. but most of the heaviest rain will still be near fort bragg. slowly it will push toward the south. by 2:00 it really just falls apart, folks. not a lot of substantial energy with this system to hold it together.

3:00, 4:00, 5, 6:00, it is out of here. some people won't see it at all. it is really a north bay scenario with light rain expected there. temperatures overnight upper 50s to low 60s and your highs for your monday, remember, where the clouds are, the best chance of seeing light showers is north of the golden gate bridge. that's where the temperatures are the coolest. upper 60s to near 70. east bay, south bay, we will not see a thing. get ready for sunshine and high clouds there as well. temperature wise, the warmest in livermore 75 and antioch 74. 74 for san jose and san mateo 70 degrees. once we get through this impulse tomorrow, get ready for a nice warm up wednesday, thursday and friday. temperatures with offshore winds heating us up. friday and saturday, temperatures near 90 and 80s in the bay. of course next weekend we will be concerned with some high fire danger. folks, follow it at live doppler 7hd for the latest bay

area weather conditions rain or shine get spare the air alerts and power outage info and weather tweets. all you need to know. >> and it will come in handy with the rain coming so people can know exactly what is happening where at anytime. >> light, light rain in the north bay. >> thank you, leigh. >> have i a little bit of everything. we will start you off with the redskins with a 14-point deficit. we are about to hand out the plays of the day. they are so good they didn't make the cut. stick around. sports i

redskins and we thought prior would start after being medically cleared to play. yesterday he wanted to 10th advisor for his helmet because he was experiencing light sensitivity. that was a sim toll of the concussion and declared inactive today. the first quarter and redskins punting from their own 11.

jennings with the block. jeremy stewart recover itself in the end zone. not flynn with his raider debut. rookie michael rivera with a touchdown and his first nfl score. much to the delight of his sister, nyah and she is soing some right there. darrin mcfaden and marcell reece left with injuries. picked up by amerson. flynn was 21 of 32. he was caked seven times -- he was sacked seven times. robert griffin iii and a quick throw to pierre garson. after a fumble and he nails the victory down and running over raiders and a 14-yard touchdown. redskins win their first game of the year 24-14. the raiders fall to 1-3. >> i told the players that one hurt. that one stunning. i thought the way we were able to start out the game and get the 14-0 when we had the

momentum and then we let them back in the game. we didn't do enough to win the football game. >> summer may be over, but the plays of the day are just heating up. the steelers and vikings. both looking for their first win. adrian peterson is gone. 60 yards and vikings win it 34-27. reggie bush hurdles over the defender and takes it 37-yards. the lions hand the bears the first loss of the year. he defeats houston in over time. stanford star with the pick 6. 58 yards and they win it 23-20. patriots are 4-0 defeating atlanta on sunday night football. a fantastic grab. peyton manning sets an nfl record with 16td passes in the first four games. four today in the broncos 52-20 win over the eagles.

the play of the plays of the day goes to the chiefs on this 89-yard punt return against the giants and finds the seem. dodges a few tackles and he's out of here. alex smith and the chiefs after winning only two games last year and are now 4-0. those are your plays of the day. we'll take a brief timeout before we hit the diamond on the final day of the regular season. the a's on the way to the playoffs. hunter pence make sure they head into the off season with positive vibes.

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season with a shutout in seattle. it is two more than last year as they tune up for the post season. the most exciting part of the mariners game, dancing ground keepers. the a's explode with four runs off ramirez in the second. brandon moss scores seth smith 4-0 athletics. strong outing and five shut out innings and struck out 8. he finished this year 5-3.

he wants to be in the playoff rotation. four more in the fifth. double down to right. a's end the regular season with a 9-0 shutout. game one of the alds. giants and padres and a touching moment as bruce bochy promised he would get a curtain call and he did. he struck out mark kotsay to end the 8th. probably the last pitch for the giants and he got a standing o. he takes care of that. his first career homerun. solo shot ties it at 6th. just signed a $90 million contract extension and wins it with a walkoff single. his third r.b.i of the day. giants win their season finale , although they are not going to the post season 7-6 your final. >> you know, i think this game was a great way to go into the off season. zito really picked us up. that was a special moment.

when he came out it was powerful. he got the out and he gave us a chance to come back and get it close and find a way to win. >> 162 games and it is over just like that. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riff rock casino. riverwalk casino. coming up, two surprises in college foot wall and namely the pac-12. stick around. see you then. >> thank you for that. >> record flooding in the northwest. we'll show you the amazing video of what is happening there right now. plus, remembering the kidnapping that captured a nation and changed laws. we look back with mark klass. and as we head to open enrollment, what you need to know about the changes coming next year with obamacare. we w

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i'm in for ama dates. in tonight's headlines, the family of a stabbing victim passed out fliers before today's giants game. they hope witnesses will come forward and provide more details about his death. dodgers' fan jonathon denver died after being stabbed near at&t park on wednesday night. police releasedded a potential suspect due to lack of evidence against him. san francisco police say they have arrested a woman suspected of causing a deadly accident on friday morning. 16-year-old kevin son died after a speeding suv rear-ended his family's mini-van. his friends held a vigil at the crash scene. an 18-year-old man died after being shot in vallejo. it happened at an apartment right after 7:00 p.m. it appears the victim was shot in the neck. this week marks the 20th anniversary of a story that stunned the bay area. a young girl snatched from her petaluma home. the abduction and killing of polly klass lead to major changes from the law to police

procedures. wayne freedman has the story. >> i don't forget and i don't forgive. >> mark klass hardly needs an introduction. she somebody who has moved on profound personal tragedy, a person with reminders on the walls of his home and residing in his heart. >> in my mind she is a 12-year-old girl, but of course i think about high school graduation, getting married, starting her own career and having her own children. of course i think of those things. >> especially now. october 1st will mark the 20th anniversary of polly klass' abduction from a slumber party in her petaluma bedroom, an abduction in front of her friends and an abduction that lead to her death. >> he had a knife. he threatened them. he subsequently tied them up and gaged them and then he left with the victim. >> polly klass may have been the perfect little girl next door. maybe that's why petaluma came out in force to look for her. not tens of people, not

hundreds, thousands. >> if it was our daughter we would want people to be outlooking for her. >> bring her back. don't hurt her. just bring her back. >> it was not to be. painfully so. imagine learning later that police had detained and released the killer, richard alan davis, on a sonoma county road a little after an hour of the break in. they knew nothing of the crime. >> the interpretation of that all points bulletin by the dispatchers was that they should not notify deputies in patrol cars because the media might by monitoring the frequencies. >> mark klass can never bring his daughter back, but in the years since polly's death has meaning. we have amber alerts and the three strikes law because richard alan davis was a repeat offender and he is in

quintin sentenced to death. >> i will witness the execution with great joy. yes. i will drink champagne after he is snuffed and i would love it if the last thing he saw were my eyes because i know the last thing my daughter saw were his eyes. high -- he saw the fear in her eyes and he would see the hatred in mine. >> mark klass says he plans to observe the anniversary with close friends and police who worked on the case as well as survivors of kidnappings and the families he has helped. in the newsroom, abc7 news. >> stropping words. strong words. now it is it is the wettest september in decades and more is on the way. here is ginger sze. >> and that is just one of the crazy scenes playing out across the pacific northwest. from organize -- from oregon to washington they are plowing

through a second day of record rain. >> it scares the hell out of me. that's pretty intimidating. >> it just came down. it was a day luge. >> more than a month's worth of water in less than 24 hours. sinking cars and shutting down road. seattle, astoria and olympia marking the wettest september days ever. >> this is crazy weather. >> it is unbelievable. >> and with all of the rain comes wild wind and gusts up to 75 miles per hour. >> i can't even contain myself right now! >> power lines stripped. more than 4,000 still in the dark and trees puncturing homes and cars. in portland they are cleaning up around 2:00 and pushing stalled cars out. >> hopefully it doesn't start raining again. >> but it will and for some the rain will turn to this. through tuesday, up to two feet of snow could fall in the cascades. >> fierce winds have knocked

down power lines and gusts up to 70 miles an hour are expected overnight. in evening land, passengers were jumping off a tour boat that caught fire in the river tames. all people on board including five children and two crew members did get out in time. passengers say the boat's engine caught fire and was soon throwing heavy smoke into the air. three passengers went to the hospital as precaution. the second round of legal proceedings will begin tomorrow. 11 rig workers died in the april 2010 explosion that saw millions of gallons of oil seep into the gulf of mexico. phase two will hear arguments on whether bp was grossly negligent in its handling of the disaster. phase one settled how much oil was spilled. in italy, amanda knox's retrial for the murder of her roommate will go on without knox. the trial starts tomorrow, but knox has decided to avoid that courtroom and she is not required to be there according

to italian law. with all of the news of the affordable health care act, what does it mean if you have insurance? just ahead, what you need to know as open enrollment time rolls around and how you can get your questions answered? >> we are checking in with live doppler 7hd and we will see where the light rain showers are right now and we will also take a look at some travel destinations if you are headed into southern california tomorrow.

extractions and diabetes screenings. a church-based group of doctors and dentists provided their service free of charge. the amen free clinic provides no cost care to under served populations. a lot of people took advantage of the opportunity. the clinic plans to come back to san francisco in january. open enrollment for the affordable health care act starts on tuesday. everyone in this country who doesn't have health insurance must get it starting january 1st. how will your coverage be affected if you already have it? here is health and science reporter carolyn johnson. >> ready those who have medical insurance haven't made changes to their policy in years. when open enrollment starts in

the next couple weeks everyone's plan will look a little different. that's because the affordable care act goes into affect january 1st. >> it will standardize the market. >> kaiser permanente ensures 9 million california expanse most get their insurance from their employers. beginning in january, everyone will have to choose a new plan based on the government's uniform insurance categories. the health plans are categorized as bronze, silver, gold and platinum. with these new plans your costs may go up or down. depending on which plan you choose, your medical insurance will cover anywhere from 60 to 90% of your total medical costs. >> so it is much like you do in other industries where you are looking at a car insurance and you are saying what kind of deductible do i want to pay? >> those deductibles are standardized ranging from 0 to $5,000 depending on the level of service you choose. if you already have medical insurance you likely won't see much of a change in the medical coverage that you have now. >> i don't believe for us

there are any cases where people will have less benefits. >> but there are other changes mandated by the affordable care act. insurance companies can no longer deny coverage for preexisting conditions, and if you do get sick, the act makes it illegal for health insurance companies to arbitrarily can sell your insurance. when it comes to rate increases, well they can raise your rates if you do get sick, but insurance companies are now accountable for those. as for doctor choice, the law protects that. and when it comes to essential health benefits, the law ends lifetime and yearly dollar limits. the affordable health act guarantees your right to appeal any denial of care. >> benefits will get better. generally. >> blue shield of californian sures about three million people. >> part of the insurance plan now is preventative coverage is covered and that includes adults and children. >> for many people medical expenses will likely go down. that's because the affordable care act requires all policies

to offer preventive care at no additional cost to consumers. that covers everything from blood pressure and depression screenings to vaccines, obesity screenings and mammograms. the law expands preventive coverage for children as well. >> be sure to join us tomorrow for our seven on your side hotline. a panel of experts from covered california, consumers union, the california pan ethnic health network and health access will be here to answer your questions. the abc7 news lines will be open from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. also tomorrow, rain is coming. let's check in with abc7 meteorologist leigh glaser. >> most of the heaviest rain will stay well to the north of the bay area. we do have a cold front that is up around the north coast. it is already spreading clouds our way and even just a little sprinkle activity in the north bay. here is the actual leading edge of the cold front. it is slowly pushing toward the south. as it does so it will start to fall apart a little bit, but not before it does bring a

little light shower activity mainly to the north bay. by tomorrow afternoon it is out of here. dallas and sunshine tomorrow, 87 degrees. new orleans will see some rain 81 and increasing clouds and 73. seattle all the way to portland and expecting some very heavy winds and very heavy rain. parts of seattle picked up close to eight inches of rain over the weekend. flooding is definitely a possibility there. the showers will slide to the golden gate bridge. light showers across the bay area. southern california looks terrific. los angeles is sunny and 78 degrees and palm springs warming to 99. my accu-weather seven-day forecast, wednesday, thursday and friday, offshore winds, we are going to heat up by saturday and 90s inland and 80s around the bay. 70s at the coast. follow it at live doppler 7hd for the latest bay area weather conditions. rain or shine, get video forecast spare the air alert and the all important weather

tweets. >> don't forget mike will be here 4:30 to 7:00. >> so he can track the rain for us as it is happening. >> leigh, thank you. >> shu is here now. what is coming up in sports? >> a little bit of everything. we will start up with the a's who have a big win in seattle. and auditioning for a spot in the playoff rotation. bring on detroit. highlights next in sports.

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the post season with a big win in seattle that gives them 96 regular season victories, two more than last year. this is the favorite shot of the day. the grounds crew. so you think you can dance. ramirez in the second and brandon moss leading the way. this double scores seth smith. five shut out innings. they would love to be in the playoff rotation. he finishes 5-3 on the year. a's get four more in the fifth. good news for the a's. a's end the regular season with a 9-0 shutout. they host detroit in game one of the alds. tigers finish the season in miami and what a finish it was. alvarez pitched nine no hit innings. there was no score head nooght bottom of the 9th.

bases loaded and he throws a wild pitch and the runner scores. the marlins win. allah varies gets the first no hitter in baseball history. you can tell they are excited. 1-0 your final. the regular season is not over yet. it is the second wild card spot and the winner will face cleveland on wednesday. the giants hosting the padres. a touching moment as brian stowe waiving to the giants fans. bruce bochy promised barry zito would get one last curtain call and he did. he struck out mark cot swrai to end the -- kotsay to end the eighth. probably his last pitch and he gets a standing o. it ties the game at 6th and a fitting ending. hunter pence signed the con track and wins it with a walkoff single. the third r.b.i of the day. the giants win their season finale on a possible -- positive note.

>> this game was a great way to go into the off season. zito really picked us up. that was a special moment. when he came out it was powerful. he got the out and gave us a chance to come back and get it close and find a way to win. >> raiders hosted the redskins today and we all thought terrelle pryor would start at quarterback after being medically cleared to play after his concussion on monday night. but he wanted an advisor on his helmet because he was experiencing light sensitivity. that was a symptom of a concussion and declared inactive . jennings busts through for the block and jeremy stewart recovers in the end zone. raiders up 7-0. is it was his first start as a raider. 16-yard touchdown and his first nfl score. his sister in the hit show of "glee" loving it in the box.

flynn hit the air waves and unfortunately he is picked off by amerson. flynn was 21-32 and 227 yards and he was sacked seven times. washington takes the lead late third quarter. robert griffin iii to pierre gar sewn. 17-14 redskins. he breaks about eight tackles. 14-yard touchdown and redskins win their first game of the year 24-14. raiders fall to 1-3. >> hats off to them. they played well. they did enough to win the game. as an offensive player it really comes down to us executing our game plan. that's something we will get in the film room. it is still early. everything is still set in front of us and we accomplished what we want this season. that's what we are going to strive to do. >> college football and usc head coach arrived back home in the 62-41 loss. he was fired at the airport by the athletic director.

he will be replaced by ogaron. they were 0-2 in pac-10 play. he was 7-6 last year. cal junior has been kicked off the squad for conduct detrimental to the team. he would not comment further other than he didn't have academic or legal issues. he had 11 tackles with the bears this season. 87th minute and that doesn't stop him. the shot bounces off the keeper. a huge win for san jose. 1-0 is your final. nascar chase for the cup continues at dover. 32 lapse to go. 32 laps to go. it brings out a caution flag. jimmie johnson takes the lead and he wouldn't look back. his eighth win at dover. most ever on the concrete mile. they trail matt kenseth with

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